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WSit ^ M ^ woi^% ilGdlM
j|l|oiis .^tfi oul^ iciilif^Qii^^. tlHvoiS fNir bfeS]it«
Kncl tiiey; $lebidki3 Vluil ,wd w«^e up Ici, tl^^ l^isli
on all tibe^e j4inigt4' ^%iliex iw
No^f Kere’s Iwfial Sti^ llcente iwiaM Id yoiK^’X' .
^WKyTj BecatMe jfre*t'€ iS^udt^ne ptei^rs* W.
EveiV Saniton^ cleaner operates ^tfer a HcSnte from Em
ery InHusfries, Inc.^ wKo 'develop^ Sanitone. In order to
get our HceM, we stood inspectioii. Our plant, and every,
macliine iti it, was examined by Sanitone engin^rs«
(These engineers spent several days looking over tKe wbrlE
we tum^ (wt tl%$y critically the qI pupc op
erators. • '
It mean* dial wKert you send u¥ your clotliei to cWari» you
have extra assurance that you are sending iKem to a weH-
equipped, well-staffed organization. ^With the slull,, rtie fa-
diities, and the habit of doing a good job.
•i.'i
It means your clothes will be cleaned by tKe fmesl feleari-
ing process yet developed. It removes more ’dir^ more
safely* It makes clothes lool&like new—even f^l like new.
b ooier, .wo^s, |t means certam satisfaction« '!]
? you/CAN SEE >WE*R£ SORT. OE PROUD OF. BEING S^ITi^E CLSMiEMSi y^
m':
WHO IS
AtS.U
w»T«4jrcr*p4vi«v*Niwo^i!^osT
I
l-ilHART'—Elkhirt Clnrt.. Inct
l.VANfSVILLE—ICkld*r*r Bro«.
KVANSVILLE—kimuM CInr*.
rr. WAYNB—Tro* Dry Cln«. Co.
ANDALUSIA
AUI
BIR
tt-fiSaLhj
unary
N«-CUatoa Laundry
I^^^Vhc SuiKlntf*^
Inr.ft Dry Ckwwr*^
-The Monarch Dt^'
" n«C
iSr^Oiilir
^ss:
\‘. ILLMAR-—Socfarllng & Son
WINOIM—WtMM Cbs. Wor
• Mtssfsstm
*' JACKSON-^r»acent Indiu.. I
, MERIDIAN—Clinic Ctawier.
NEW HAMPSIIIRr.
C IjA Rt M ON T—ClaremQ n t
9team Laundry
CONCORD—Conoprtf Cleaaer
‘ VER^PurcellCT^ng Co
£NE—Jas. E. Robertson. 1
A .. WORTH—Btrry Bros, ft
otE^OVE^“*J?^£n?ra^ * C^ENrnJ^rRoyj^or*.
i^raS»SS.SiTni.
, MAM^ONTOKr-Swift Service Inc.lHOUST3^In«!U iMiaOVI
INBWARIC—StoU .Launderera I. Cl^lS.Com*^/.^ v '
U .DrvC»*«
DOV
NASHUA—C
i« Ciesners
fNDIANAPOLI
8taamDy«? Ji
ALt/—Manhall Ctnr*.
LV—Thoiau One. Co.
Coo*erLdry.
k pu«i.4i''32E»r?^S^
IISOBI
ST. ■
ST
Oeanioc & Dyeing
n.UNG^?inSiJlldry. Co.
OZBMAN—Gijlstin Laundry
REAT FiU.LS—The NsUooal
l^o»*
&
r-fc, riftfltf
"ft J.aundrT Co.
K—%nw Laundr^
'PHea^Gordon
F—Voimc • CInnt
'^!^\arth Dnri
S /ARKANSAs’aW^OtacC Clnn>^
O ^NCORDIA—RoxCoSS CUu../
CITY—Dod«e aty ' ,
yftdauKf. ^
ts^^Sss^l)
Dry CleaninjrCo.
M^HATT/W—ManhatuM
?RIDCeTON—Menz B«m.
AMDEN^Lynch a Cleaner.
CAMDEN—Reed Bra.. .
ELIZABETH—The Morey U
Ru. Laundry Co.
MILLVILLE—Menz Broe.
MORRISTOWN—The Morey
KESrittte&Ldry.Ca.,
NEWARK—ynioQ Laundry
^LAINFIELD—Mn. G. ~
NORTH CAROUNA
BU10INGTON—R. B. Boooc;
ius
vtj
’AL-,.
t SAN FI^NCII
AtlseCorp.
KffZyiS C
Cffsmnf Works
ISAlfTA ANi^"
incra ft
A BAf
i^hTfcelj
KENTUCKY , i
SOWLtNC CREEN—Burton tc'i }
' Hinton I
DANVlLLE^DanvfUe Lauodrvf
' 8t Dry CIcaBinf Co.. Inc.
BLI2ABETRTOVVN—Eiixabsth^
... I
S^fiKeWo*, ^
Ms?" J
|WA6@-~Motw"** Cleaners
iWAT^NVjlXB^Wstsonylllti
IriMUidry sDry CtsMlog Co.'
COLORADO
jjyNqTioN;
1 Dr.
ON—New
town Laundre & Dry Cli
“■LTQN—O.K. Laundry .
^TnSVTLLE—HDpUnsviUel
lundrv
BORO-Mlddkaboro
lundry
Inc.
^^ lioenaed i
CUT
E—S«p«rior Chirt«
*N—-Em^r«
^RQ^DtU’s. Inc.
[—Owvn Cleaners
H itj^saninff Co.
TOTON-^s
WA«*®* I- .t/
f Sayer BwfcV *
ONoFamer'. Dry')
LOUISIANA
XANDRIA—French Unh)i
iBArof^oCfcE—Kean., Inc.
DieRIDDER—DeRidder Steam
lj{#A\*l’rTE-New Lafaj
BCACM^Uantle
BEACH—Daytona
l^wi^^Roy A.
Aene ClHUMra^
DAYTONA
A CiTy—Monarch Dl!»^
A—Workman'. Clnre,
ISjSMtone
Dry Omcrs. Inc*
meiisn Cltam
tsners
GTON--WorkQair
. PAItlC«-^cne ClMiiers^
Liuadry
CtORGlA
I DUBtJN*‘~Snow a Laundry
‘W«il Clnrs.e ln«
EAN^^Randon'i
SMR^!^l>OR1^^^Wfaite Cie«ier.t
MAINE
AUBURN—Watkiiu. Inc.
*,UGUSTA—Berry ^Cleaner.
Hill^
MARYLAND
!•_. V LAWRENCE-^eadow Brook
—White Ctom Ldry.7
Hlsbland Cleanera
J»laijT>ry CIn*. Co.
NEW BEDFORD^Bueh ft Co.
NORTH ANDOVER—Meadow
. Brook Soft Water Lauadry 1
OAK BLUFFS—Vineyard Laun>'
dttm-CleBnten ^ -
'irrsFIELD—Stetwm Dry Clow. '
ALBM—Salem Laundry Co. k
OMBRVIU.E—White CfoM \
_.>^NG?I^D-:ity^}W Wke.j \ !['
WELLESLEY—LakaAVaban i ?|
.LwuidryCo. \
MICHIGAN
Keller. Inc.
Ldiy.Cfc).
^ED BAN K—Leon . C!eaD*C»
INELANI>—Men* Brofc
NEW MEXICO
ciitn.
&cr«nA
CHARLOTT
I Laondnj Inc
harlotte
RHAM—Scott & Robert
HIGH POINT
Cleanins
LENOIR—
,IX)NGVIEW—Clover'
.’MARLIN—Hammer. Dry Clnr%'
. MC ALLEN—Tray CleanWCo.
MT. PLEASANT—Thraih^.
, f>ALESTIN^EIit«Di^Br.._
RANDOLPHFIELI>-I\« Taflm
SAN ANTONI^AIan Sparter_
i SAN ANTONIO—Yatea Ldiy. Gd.
I SWEETWATER—Conley'a Clnr*.
^ WICHITA FALLS—Wfchlt*
Cl^nc ft Dye Work.
UTAH
OGDEN—Model Ldry. of 0|d««,
VERMONT
BANS—Paematt
, _ /CNSBURV—Palm«r .
Its river jct.—wal
sundry Company
REf0SVft,LE—RcUMlle,
Dry Cleaning ^mtiany ^ STONE ^
SrISTQL—Sevier'a ti
^,1 lYNCHBURG—Cmtchfierf OQT
OHIO \ NEWPoShf *
AKRON—Hiro^^y'a We»4' ^ \ fNOWfo{?fe-^WWte Way \
Laundry. Inc«
Cloth«\
NORTH DAKOTA
GRAND FORKS-rGroMaia*'*:
M' STGSTON^GiSv^J^’Wry \ ” ^
ulBbSiSCaL.
Cbener.
, ^Cleanera
KrON—Imi
KRON—Unite
CHILLICOTHE-
m
V-
WORTO^-R^ Laa^ty' *%
S|3!S2W- Vn^^iSglElf&a ‘ckHHier*)
CUYAHcfcA FAIXS-Fall*
_ Cleaners fc Dym _
DOVER—HarnmbiMl Dry Oi
L.1MA—Se^ta CleMing Co.
MARION—The Antb^y
Laundry Company
MI DDLBTOWN-^atb*Lamb.
Cleanera
PORTSMOUTH-aUmted State.
OiaAHOUi^l^^he Vocue
CLARKSBURG—Moyle.
Dry Cfiif*.
\V CHARLl^lSt^Pry -
TOLEoS^'Siri.rtirCo. V’ £.«.ARLEST^N—TheNSWa:
TROY—Ldi^.^ Clnr*. I
TUUSA—Buhl Cleaners. Inc.
TULSA^HMman Master Clnrs*
Cleaners
^ Jord Domestic ♦
_ Laundry Company \
PORTLAND»AlaMin Clars.* 1°^^
PENNSYLVANIA ) „ , i i;
BRADFORD—Bradford
Laundry Compaiiy
CANNONSBURG~F^^
^ SanitaiyJLaandrv ' KT 'd.
CHAMB&^BURO—Th. S ,3
Chamben^rc LatitMlry ^
COATESVILLE—New &a '
Conpaay
WISCONSII
ASHLAND—Aihland L,
BARABOO—Imperial Ci ,
g®iF^5&c'as^
CREEN BAY—W3T
C^nm^^TaMor.
Work*
LookV
Better ^
And
Urt\
Longer
UlL^AUkEB—Mihrauks.
I Moiety pvo Worka ^
RHINELAN^DER—Unday Ctan.
RICE LAKE—RW* LaCDMry. Ci
WAUSAU—Northmtera
cwneliIvT^l^t^ W " D^aig'ftCkiHi,W«rt.
- lorey
Laundry Co.
ERIE—F^^tbcmy Dry
WYOMING.
ADRIAN—Goldtfan Brotlw ,
AMKT AttRrkil-^-4r*Alflinftn Bi'tathyS\
Mo«t^ Laimdr]^ \
^aB^^5S?8 Lavadryl i
lundnr \4
IE—Movltn
I—*&ar Laundry
^fisgls Latittdry
IDAHO
- _j1^n^ jac»
fViAL^-^lu'St^
' rftb^Cleai^i
m—CTOJ>. Lauadty'
Jleaner.
■ “ -T^oy-ParWan Co.
isHfSMING—BannonCieanen/
IaCKSoN—GoWman B^hera i
KA^MA200^Pjutaa«iii«t.f }
LAf^NG—Riker'a Dry ,
ilnaft DyelmM^k. ,J,
'^N—Mder Camera' r
.BE—BannonChira.. *
jf^sWSS{ig2^ ^
.^j^rp'ffllSSryDryCto.
‘Ty^lfSVS^u^Dg'Clor..
j
Tluw RIvei*)
NTI—GoUmaa Brothera)
.
■\.. Ml
Photte
berty CInrs.. lee*)
N-135
PreibftCov'
ARK
TIAC—Yankee Cleanera
K ISLAND—Bkktf'a
INDIANA
ERfiON5-Th.G
Buy dresses '
\ blindfolded?
Certainly not! But it’s just as silly to select
a dress carefully and then “buy blind” when
you send it to be cleaned.
To be sure of quality cleaning, depend
on your local Sanitone dry cleaner. He is
licensed to use the extra gentle,’^ extra
thorough Sanitone cleaning process because
.regular inspecdons show that his equipment
[and workmanship^eet rigid specifications.^
■R:
\ i^VPSE
BRAINERS^^Mwtf^eaiwi*l j|j
ud Laundereri
DULUTH—East End Cleaner*
DULUTH—Yale Laundry Co. i
FE^'
SnnnM {abrici pMticoUrl,
j«Md Sanitone’. (.ntl. I
aotlon. Call your neareM
I SaallMe cleaM mbr. Sa.
«liar. dHbnoc. SaiilMi. .
.0
UOCN$tO
flnnnM
"%UANCM
CoMwjnCompany. Inc.'
EASTON—The Moray La Rue SHERIDAN—Superior L^. Co., ,y .
BARMg./
TOtSrtoRiroNTr^^Aaeurd
HANOVER
s Cleanera
Girard a
Laisidry
- . of Philadelphia .VNi
>—Advance £>ry V - J
Laundry Co. of P:
.TlTOSViLLE—Ad
Claan
JNIQN
ftClei
A'ASHI
i C ALGa£^^a1'TA.—Tb« Ontario
^ Cj^GaS^, aTtA.—Tensleton't.
i.CH/^HAM. ONT.—MamU
Ckmnera _
UNIQNTOWN—Ftaaeh Dyer. I
“ Cleaner
Cleanera
YORK—ShtUI'a Dry One. Wk(.
S.—Coualna. Ltd.
ft Company
, IALIFAJCVM.:
i| HAMILTON. ONT.—National.
’’ Cleanera
LONDON. ONT.—Jarmaln'a
MON?^AL,‘Sb^^Dechaus i
Freres. f/td.
MONTREAL. OUCa^Pwloer'a
When
Sanitoneli
Claner.
OTTAWA. ONT.—Patker'a
CJeanera ft Dyer*. Ltd.
PRdVipENCB^Ja94ea CInra. CITY. OUE-—P.
WESTkia.Y-EUtJ^.Work.
llOeaned
RHODE ISLAIn>
PAWTUCKET—Ardee Cleaners
..Ji
SOUTH CAROLINA
FLORENCE—White Swan Ldry.
GREENVILLE—Rnyal Cleaners
ROCK HILL—RockS Laundry ft
Dry Ckiuiing, Inc.
SOUTH DAKOTA
AM:^^^—T^ia^y Laundry
TENNESSEE
HUMBOLDT—TuttleDry CInra.
JApKSON^ar Laupdry ft
Ldry. 1
..EGINA, SASK.—Q«Mn City
Cleanera ft pyOT.Ltd.
REGINA. SASK.—Anhur Roa*
(R^naj. Ltd.
&‘\SKATOON. SASK.—Arthur
Rw.Ltd.
SHERBROOKE. OUE.—Crows
Ldry. cf sierbrook., Ltd.
ST. CAtHBMN^. ONT.—.
Reid CleaniMCOk
ST. HYAaNTHB.OUE.—
) BelanaerftPhiU*
ST. JOHN. NjB.—N«f SyMcnlf
LauiKlry ft Ctanera. Ltd.
lt^kS.QUB.‘
1.0NT.—Parhw’*
ERGUS FALLS—
C^^lf^P*0»-55^hlaad \ i
LMndry & deaninc Coropanyi | j
BIDING—HibbiosLaaiidSi^ . I
ST. PAUWUimScbi Clan./ ^ i
%
mcaHd
ABILBN
J. ft L. pya Work.
Runfll ft Roberta
ABILEN
AMARIUX>—Doc
amari.iX^^
he ft Co.
—UomiMota
—BmniraO
haaU. Steam
VICTOR
■j
I
I
Plione^
BRc -
ft Cimju'Coi
CORPUSCHRI.*^
_LanndnNlnc. „
DALHAKT—PaUntt Lwindry
ft Cleanhw Co.
DALLA&-rOrienta] Laumlry Co.
DALLAS—Zanith.CaaiBo. koc*
EASTLAND—Modera Dry
Ei?StSti5£gW.c«. ^ '
WINNifSC. MAN.—OnlMoa
Worka, Lid.
MEXICO
S. A. MEXICO D. F.—Tiotorcrte
Paramonat
ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRGS—Tiatantto
&Mdoi, Inc., -
•I
""t
Not ^ ’•m!
t
— ^4
■ ' •k.r-atV -r
^nm :■
in 1918 wheat beadtd the list of farm pW>dact» needed f« n»tioB«l
i’tfnEe purposes. In toda^^emergency, bowever, the emphasis fa «
ooiJb i«uch as milk and eggaT' There fs plenty of wl»»t «» h»nd-ln
K'lV, (>(’:ir!y a two year'* supply is storad In the nation’s E^er-^Brmal
.•j-ir.-y. The U. 3. Department of Agrirutture urges thRt f^roet*.^
I p • tinin" for n?xt y.ar.' hold ilown prcduetion of 8urpla»miD»
. ua i*! rii..l ui ihe iwiiis tiir-i enpand jir«durt:jn of food.
Farmers Warned
Hard Times
Ahead At Confab
RETDSVlLLt, (CP)—rseg-
10 farmers in various scctbti;-
of the county have bei*ii hohiinj.'
their ouiuions of the situation
rv)imd table discussions on the
world crisis and how they are
affcctcd now and would be af-
tecicd after the war.
Fanners who freely expressed
at t!w meetings see aperiod of
hard times fullowhij' close of the
war.^
yeriousness of the farmers was
cvtdeneed last week when hun-
dredi of farmei’s willfully stop
ped grat^^ng theV 'lubacctt at'
ni'jrht desipte the hi:h prices of
the weed to take part in the
meeting.
Results of ‘their discussions
are:
1. Framers must increase pro
duction of feed, food and live
stock for 19-12.
2. They must cooperate in solv
ing community problems.
o. Commuuitj’ leaders nuist
make themselves missionaries in'
helping the le.ss fortunate farm
families in their communities.
4. Farihers must remain on the
farm despi^.e the enwuraglng
high wages on defense projects,
if they expect to succeer follov.-
iiigj the war:
r>. Farmers .MFST SPEKD
tiieir MONEY WISELY despite
the good prices they are getting
for thir tobacco.
(j. Rural ministers must aid
in keeping rural people informed
and encourape them from the
pidpit to live KK) per cHit at
home by producing an increas
ed amotint of feed, food and live
stock for 1942.
7. Farmers must stabilize
themselves and STOP MOV’’INri
FROM PLACE TO PLACE and
come to an agreement with their
landlord so that they may un
derstand each other. Every time
a tenenant moves it costs iiini
about $75 ami the landlord the
Kiu?io amount. *
H. Farmers must BECOME
LAND j,OWNEIiS WHEN
POSSiSLE.
!). Farniets must live a Chris-
jan life, and keep faith in God,
meantime remembering no bread
will be rained down and no mil^.
will floyfe'Ictuii heaven. » . ’«='
l''^jfniprs wt^re really bentffheil
I roni the nieetia^ and nlwntin
lekl in the ccmaiTimtifS that
■'.a^'e not yet r^ache^.
/Author Deplores LacK
Of Personal Neatness
uatiou.of the
and •;
There is a growing teadKacj
ia this coumiy toward do-
vcoly dress. Men in suspetMlKts,
, girls in dirty slacks are fir tos
, coauson a si^t in restauranfi
’ refreshment parlors. But vAaz."
; they aak, does it matter? Who care 5
! anyhow ? Nobody is any better tR-tn
f «nyboIy else in this countryf
f Bot there is a confOnon, MtytM
! Margaret Culkin Banain? in tira
j October Good HoosekeepiBg maca-,
I tine between slopiness and Hemot-'
•acy. Yet as we prepare to defend'
^ Jemooracy, one of the first steps to.
I to insist on neatness and some far^:
fmality of dress io our army. Our|
’ soldiers know that dbcipUned OMii- ‘
less is necessary in the array I*#-
cause it sustains self-rapect
I oiorale. 1
t Chiding os for oar personal «b- *
Hdiness Miss Banning writes; "Or^
|derliness is not a matter at extrevs-1
l^nce. It doesn’t cost anythiBK to
I juttcm your collar, to poll op yo«rl
isocks, to wear your coat When yoa
'.should. It takes a little wcsk to stay i
clean and men^d and brwhed and*
uhaved; bot it is useful woark, for it •
.destroys carelessness in both mind >
' ind body and diecks tendencies to'|
(!elf-indulgence. These sraaH persos. j
il things, multiplied by millions^ ai%'
mportant to our national morale aMi 1
they are definite contrihutions thatf'
many of us can and should make. I
j “For if wo are a clean orderly}
. ilomooracy. wc should look the part.*/
w&l be
STICK TO THE SOIL
SNOWDEN. , (CP)—StMd
solidly ou the land until soiae-
thing more snbitajitial is actt^
ally within yotir {rraspi^ Dr. H.
L. Trig^, president of lUizalNflli
Chy iState T«ieh«* Cutte^
400 farmers and rural folki‘4l
the (’urritnelt Cotoity
shity Fair hore J|t»hday:
He said the w'(oid ctisiB
increased the
merieau aui^e U
that tl6e m’
CaraUim Wl i
lion _
ci a
in iwMiBt.
' Frank B.
deirt of
iJK'hdofa,